Skip to content

Catharsis

The red and yellow wrecker jerks its chrome snout aside as we mount the final rise, hooks a blue sedan in the reedy ditch, pulls it from…

Read more

Acorns

sound like popguns as they pelt our porch, nugget-bullets, chipmunk-fodder, hatted woodland faces crowding the ground unashamed as elf-crowds feasting, flirting with earth and birthing new forests,…

Read more

Appalachian Morning

In Memory of Willmoore Kendall   They live here, these forlorn people—no riches to relinquish; their dawn no different than any other’s on this morning. But what…

Read more

Hedgelaying

Instead of a fence, we laid a hedge: not shrubbery you’d find in magazines, but a breathing barrier of rods and pleachers brought together to keep the…

Read more

Fill me

You can come and fill my songs, my imagination, my poems, like waft of wind in summer, like a dandelion, like a song of a wren, like…

Read more

Salt Stone Sweet

Come listen, listen, listen To this tale I have to tell. Come listen to this tale Of a village with the strangest well. Come every one of…

Read more

The black hat

There’s no forgiveness in this scalpel scoring my forehead. I’m a pumpkin shell carefully, firmly sliced open, the sound inside my head like a tearing, a blackbird…

Read more

The Dragon

When you first looked up at the stars And saw the art of my wings flying free Did you dream about you and me Traveling to worlds…

Read more
Back To Top